The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-05
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Sons Valuable susststions for Holiday

Somp Valuable sugEtstions for Holiday
shoppors. $500
All the merohnnta hore anticipate an
unusually large holiday trade, vhich
me,ns that % that season approached
there will DO o jam Of buyers in oil the
attractive stores. ''Go carly and avoid
tho rush," Is timely advice. The IxrSLIl.
aksckn has for Its readers another piece Of
valuable advice which doesn't cost them
anything: Do not buy holiday presents
until you have called on Mr.. John W.
Helskell, at 20 Twelfth street. II there 10
on any persons list oil friends or kindred
anybody who cannot DO pleased with
something selected from Mr.. Heiukell's
stock, he must be bard to please indeed.
Hin caaeu and .shelyes gro crowded With
articles OF the wildcat range In coot and
character, TO crafty the literary or artlbt!c
taste, the love oil beauty, the children 9
demand for novelty or thirat for knowl.
edge, for the religious or tho worldly.
TO catalogue In detail Mr.. Heiakolla
stock would Consume too much space. In
books, no has como particularly Inc onea
Of foreign print, for children, and finely
illustrated poems and other works for
their elde,e. These range In prios from
81 to 81 80. Tho colored plates arc mar
vels Of beauty. iH-.s IA
Books In sets aro always In demand.
Mr.. Heiskell has great variety, including
histories, novo'n and miscellaneous workD
Dickens, Scott, Elliot, Emerson, Irving,
Hawthorne, Holmes, Thackeray, Ruskin,
Bulwer, MGc Mlsy, Carlyle, Hume, Glib.
bon, Bronte, e. r. Roo (iucludlng the
lated. issue, "Ths Earth Trenblod'Y' Mics
Alco.t, Charlotte M. YopRe, Mrs. Warner,
Helen Hunt Jackson, Mrs. Harriet a.
Stowe; Law Wallace'S "Ben Hur' and
"rhe Fair Cod" Mira. Augusta ]. Evans.
Nilsoa'o latest novel, "At tho Mercy Of
Tlberius;" the prose and poetical works
Of Benz. F. Taylor; Father Rynn's poelna
and ali the standard poetical works; mud
In TACT, well assorted etoCk OF standard
works, now and old.
In cheap books his IS cent "Al!a"
edition contains all that 10 desirable. He
has all Haggard'a and other popular
novels. A new aud cheaper edition Of the
eysr popular Iugraham books, "Ftince
OF ths House OF David" and its compan.
ions. In Oxford Biblen his stock 10 CON.
plo!e and lsrgo, ranging from the cheap.
eat to tho Ines. printed, with or Without
the patent index; lie has q number OF DIFF.
ferent aulhort' "FAmily Prayers" and all
the standard prayer books, hymuals aud
the like; family Bibles and everything in
that line.
or photograph aud autograph albuus
be makes specially, and there arc lew
dealers anywhere who can offer bs!tor
TERMS, greater variety te select from, bet.
ter quality or later styes. His stock of
board back books, Juveniles and the like
is eimilsrly large and varied. Indeed,
though Mr.. Heisk oil nakcg no psesensicn
to be Wholesale dealer, he bnyn 60 large.
ly OF albume, bos1d back spd miecellan.
eoua books and a few other articles, that
he annually eslls q portion OF hiu stock
at Wholesale, bsiug tbls to give smsll
dealers favorable te,ms snd ct tho came
time gain great adysntsees In the wey Of
low prices snd freah stock for bis retail
trede. Libraries and tho like will! also
find 1t advantageous 10 call on him.
The plush goote, paper boxse, writing
desks, and other plush goods, leather
goods, pen Tipera, gold pens, desk and
oGco stationery, tho newest note papers
and papetries,-in short all those things
which arc In especial demand, ore here
to be found in ono etore; and after this
has been said tho chopper" who drops in
at No. 90 Twelfth street and slances over
Mr.. He!skell's stock, will DO tempted 10
remark, "The paper did not name a tenth
Of the nice things here"